The Seattle waterfront now features Indigenous cedar carvings, honoring local Indigenous heritage, with contributions from Suquamish and Muckleshoot artists, as part of an art initiative aiming to intertwine urban design with tribal culture.

The El Paso Museum of Art reopens its Second Floor Galleries with new HVAC and three exhibitions featuring Judithe Hernández, Tom Lea, and Owen Schwab.

BART calls for musicians to perform Bach in stations March 21-31 as part of 'Bach in the Subways', celebrating the composer's birthday by turning transit areas into free concert spaces.

Dallas launches "214 Day" on Valentine's Day to celebrate city culture with live performances, art, and local food.

The Fort Worth City Council approved a site for the National Juneteenth Museum and plans to relocate community programs to the nearby Hazel Harvey Peace Center.

The Gone With the Wind Museum in Marietta is hosting "Children's Day at the Museum" with family activities and a book signing by author Emily Matheis.

Houston awarded $14.7 million in grants to 102 artists and 156 cultural nonprofits for 2025, supporting the city's arts scene with funds from the Hotel Occupancy Tax.

Los Angeles County allocated an additional $5 million in ARPA funds to support the local arts scene's recovery from the pandemic and recent wildfires.

The University of Minnesota is presenting its arts and experiential learning programs to the Board of Regents, highlighting their importance to student life and statewide engagement.

The Lewisville Grand Theater hosts its Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge on Feb. 28, themed "Rock," for original performances, open to the public.

The Carver Museum celebrates Black History Month with free events, including 'Solar Saturday,' film screenings, an HBCU day, and performances, reflecting African American culture and contributions.

San Francisco's Academy of Art University is auctioning its fleet of classic cars without reserve, including a potentially $1.5 million 1955 Mercedes-Benz Gullwing.

Apache Junction invites artists to display their work at city facilities, with drop-offs for new submissions scheduled for February 10th at the city hall.